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WFAC 2012: Anime Mirai - the future of animation

Anime Mirai ("the future of animation") is a collective project from four leading Japanese production studios selected by the Japan Animation Creators Association (JAniCA) under the patronage of the Agency for Cultural Affairs for the purpose of training young animators on the job. The result: four delightful films that point to the future of anime.

Juju the Weightless Dugong | Kawamata Hiroshi | The Answerstudio

A workaholic father repeatedly breaks his promise to take his 5-year-old daughter to the sea, until an inflatable dugong undertakes the task instead.

Pretending Not to See | Miyashita Shinpei | Shirogumi

A 6th grader learns that bullying other kids is as bad as letting it happen, and needs to find the heart to react despite the consequences.

Li'l Spider Girl | Kaiya Toshihisa | Production I.G.

An antiquarian meets with a scared, eight-legged spider girl, and she's the sweetest thing in the world or not?

Buta | Tomonaga Kazuhide | Telecom Animation Film

A broke swordsman-for-hire accepts a job to pay the tavern's bill, only to find himself involved with a pirate ship, a young kid with a map, and a mad scientist.